Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-07-21

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Oak Saturday.
Chas. Bison was up from Bray
ton over Sunday.
Mrs. b. F. Howald and George
are visiting Of Lewis. .aa
w. ii. Negley was an over Sun
day visitor at Walnut.
The Northwestern train was two
hours late Monday morning.
Louis Ellis has returned, and will
pursue his former occupation.
Recorder Viewer was visiting rel
atives at Stuart the first OF the week.
Ed. Cotton and wife spent Sun.
day at the home OF DR.. Rendleman.
The Audubon base ball club will
go to Gray tomorrow Tor friendly
game. .... ...... ..... .......'
Will Bailey has moved his barber
shop to second door east of Walker
House. . ....... .-
Jno. Nj. McKarahm is spending
the week among old friends at West
Branch. ..
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Bolton, of Bradleyville, last
Friday.
DIR. Beers, wife and daughter, of
Gray, were in town short time
Tuesday.
ID. w. Matthias went to Sioux
City to look up the alleged boom
yesterday.
Miss May Lundy, of Manning, is
visiting her numerous young friends
in this city.
Judge Deemer and wife are spend
ing his summer vacation at Battle
Creek, Mich.
5. M. Holmes, of Dedham, is
looking after his real estate interests
here Tuesday.
w. w. Sickles, of Extra, was
transacting business in the county
seat, Monday.
Miss Nellie Keith, of Silver Cliff,
Colo, is the guest of the family OF
Chas. Van Gorder.
VIM. Cloughly has bought the
fine speed horse which BY. Fore
man has been driving.
The examination of young men
for West Point cadctship takes
place at Council Bluffs tomorrow.
Blank receipts and promissory
notes neatly and substantially bound
in books of fifty, Tor sale at this
office.
w. b. Conger, secretary Of the
Security Loan & Trust Co., OF Dcs
Moines, was in town on business
Tuesday.
A ring and cane fend was on the
street last Saturday. The boys all
complain that the canes were too
far apart.
w. M. Graham has been suffering
intensely with asthma this week.
He went TO Sioux Falls, Dakota,
last evening.
Mrs. F. II. Field went to Ottum wa
Monday, where she will visit friends
before returning to her home at
Newton, Kansas.
E. F. Dickinson, the eldest son of
the Presbyterian pastor, started on
business trip to Bcuna Vista
county yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Hobert entertained
her Sunday school class at her resi-
dence on East Division street, last
Friday afternoon.
Fid Brownell and Alva Kelley
breathe the free air once more, hav-
ing quit the board of Sheriff Mallory
Tuesday morning.
There was a pleasant gathering
of young people at the home of
Harvey Slayton, in this township,
on Monday evening.
p. w. Ledyard was summoned to
Atlantic by telegraph, Friday morn
ing, on account Of the very serious
illness of his mother.
Howe, eldest son Of Sheriff NAL
lory, was dangerously ill "a portion
of last week, but he is now on the
highway to recovery.
Will d. Forbes was at Jefferson
over Sunday. Returning Tuesday
he was accompanied by his brother
in-law, Mr.. Roberts.
Agents wanted for the Great
Events of the Greatest Century.
Apply to Rev. E. J. Batten, at
r oscnberg's restaurant.
Mrs. V. A. Walkup was danger
ously Ill the greater part Of last
week, but we are pleased to note, is
rapidly improving at present.
Paul E. Stillman, of the Jefferson
Bee, passed through town yesterday,
returning to his home from Avoca.
We acknowledge a pleasant call.
The railroad had good passenger
traffic between this place and At
lantic yesterday, composed chiefly Of
farmers in quest of binding Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark, Of
Minneapolis, are visiting with the
family of ]. b. Haddock. Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Haddock are sisters.
A fine birds eye view of the city
was secured from the eminence west
of town yesterday, for the title page
of the hand book of Audubon county.
Theo. F. Myers, Esq, was in Chi
cago this week on business in the
line of his profession, in the practice
oil which he is meeting with crafty
ing success.
A heavy rain, accompanied by
good deal of wind, fell Tuesday
night. 1t was much needed, and
vegetation is much improved in
consequence.
A Mr.. McMullen, an Atlantic
artist, is assisting Mr.. Harper in TAX
ING the views to be engraved and